Nuclear Energy Handbook
Nuclear Physics Institute (Academy of Sciences )
external URL: http://www.ujf.cas.cz/
- 1955. The Nuclear Physics Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences (CSAS) was founded. Its name was later changed to the Nuclear Research Institute.
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1972. The Institute was split into several parts and the largest one become the Nuclear Research Institute of the Czechoslovak Commision for Atomic Energy (now the Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc). Most of the industry oriented nuclear research activities remained there. The second largest part of the original Institute was oriented predominantly to the basic research in the nuclear physics and was named again the the Nuclear Physics Institute (NPI).
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1979. Low Temperature Physics Department of NPI passed to the Institute of Physics of CSAS in Prague.
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1993. The Nuclear Physics Institute becomes a constituent part of the Czech Academy of Sciences, the Czech successor of the CSAS after splitting of Czechoslovakia.
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1994. The Institute of Radiation Dosimetry, one of the constituent parts of the original Nuclear Physics Institute, has been incorporated into NPI. Neutron Activation Analysis Laboratory of the Czech Environmental Institute has been also incorporated into NPI.
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- Isochronous Cyclotron U-120M
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Electrostatic Van der Graaff Accelerator
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Reactor LWR-15
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| URL: | http://www.ujf.cas.cz/
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| language: | English
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| originator: | university, laboratory or research organisation
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| country: | Czech Republic
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| access: | open to the general public
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| type of data: | textual information
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| type of site: | non-commercial site
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| related sites: | Heavy Ion Physics
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| subject category: | research institutes and laboratories
| nuclear research institutes
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| INIS/ETDE category: | nuclear physics including radiation physics
| physics of elementary particles and fields
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| keywords: | nuclear physics
| high energy and particle physics
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